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| Gettin' Lower! ![]() Join Date: Nov 2008
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The seagull yak is a good choice but I would reconsider your engine choice. The g26 weighs almost 3.75 pounds with ignition and muffler. With all the electronics and two batteries I think you will be well over 12lbs. And I would imagine you would have to add alot of tail weight to get the cg right. I am in the process of building this plane with evoloution 26 which has more power and is probably 20oz lighter. Engine weighs in at 33.1 verses 53.6 on the g26.If you want to do 3d the g26 IMHO has not got the power to weight ratio that you will need. I would say put that g26 in a 1/4 scale cub. You you want you can put it in the yak but I do not think you will be happy. Good luck and happy flying.
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| Will fly for food ![]() Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Bellevue WA
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I just maidened this 70" yak with a 26 in the nose. http://www.valleyviewrc.com/25%25%20...20Yak%2054.htm |
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